Cps parking fine

angewick

perky88 wrote: »

This site is a new site and is covered by CCTV in the parking area, thats how we know who was driving, where they parked, how long they were there, the signage etc.
As the the BPA Appeals Process, you say it does not exist - I refer you to the location of it.
http / www. parkingforum. co. uk/ adjudication_pilot (remove spaces)

I have answered as much as I can in relation to this.

think you got the wrong site perky...no cctv on this one...also the tickets issued threaten police action if fine not paid....oopps not gone down well with certian police officers i know.....once again good try...ooh and good luck....

trisontana

angewick wrote: »

think you got the wrong site perky...no cctv on this one...also the tickets issued threaten police action if fine not paid....oopps not gone down well with certian police officers i know.....once again good try...ooh and good luck....

You must realise that the aforementioned Mr. Perkins inhabits his own little world called Planet Perky which bears no relation to actual real life.

angewick

esmerobbo wrote: »

angewick here is the heart breaker!!

http://midlands.flirtbox.co.uk/looplotty

is that a link to Perky.....you should have issued a health warning before hand.....mind you looks everybit a traffic warden....bet he still lives with his mum.....

esmerobbo

angewick wrote: »

is that a link to Perky.....you should have issued a health warning before hand.....mind you looks everybit a traffic warden....bet he still lives with his mum.....

He has got a face only his mother could love!

Looks like a Bulldog chewing a wasp!:D

ripped_off_driver

Good old Perky, he has probably jumped in with his two big feet and assumed it is his company involved. He really thinks he owns the world. There are of course many private parking companies that use CPS as their initials (nothing about trying to misrepresent authority, dontcha know).

Angewick can you confirm the name of the private parking company involved?

angewick

trisontana wrote: »

You must realise that the aforementioned Mr. Perkins inhabits his own little world called Planet Perky which bears no relation to actual real life.

yer i think iam getting it...its only Mr Perky and his Mum......perky gets hits kicks from his extremly appaling job, a job that anyone who had good friends, did well at school, had a brillant relationship with girlfriend/wife/boyfriend...would not do if ther life depended on it.......as Mr Perky must not have any of the above, he must get his life pleasures out of his vile job.....you have to pity him realy...

angewick

ripped_off_driver wrote: »

Good old Perky, he has probably jumped in with his two big feet and assumed it is his company involved. He really thinks he owns the world. There are of course many private parking companies that use CPS as their initials (nothing about trying to misrepresent authority, dontcha know).

Angewick can you confirm the name of the private parking company involved?

no sos not back to uk till thursday, daughter only said a bit about cps praking, ticket threatens police to get involved if they dont pay....which i was woried about untill i contacted some police officers i used to work for but in a differant location......and they wet themselves laughing......in there words not mine..."ytf would we bother with stuff that not even legal......we have hardley any quilified offercers as it is why would waste them on a bunch of kids parking on a [EMAIL="f@@@@@k"]f@@@@@k[/EMAIL] carpark"

pogofish

angewick wrote: »

......and they wet themselves laughing......in there words not mine..."ytf would we bother with stuff that not even legal......we have hardley any quilified offercers as it is why would waste them on a bunch of kids parking on a f@@@@@k carpark"

I must say that this thread has made me wonder how a complaint to the local licencing authority might go - After all, a landlord uttering misleading tickets (Section 40 for one) tickets or allowing an agent to issue them on a site might well fall well below the standards required to maintain the licence?

Oopsadaisy

perky88 wrote: »

I cant comment on that case, but if the person did have to travel x miles, and spend night in hotel (how anyone would know that is beyond me) but all these are fully claimable from the other party.

700 miles@40p Per mile = £280, plus other stuff and it was an expensive day for the loser.

As usual a bit disingenuous.......

They are not at all 'fully claimable'...you're limited to £52 for the lost days work in attending court, they also typically won't get the full £280 for mileage. I'm not even sure the hotel is allowable.

BigPhil

perky88 wrote: »

Our sites with CCTV are specifically set so we can see drivers etc..
http / www. shropshirestar. com/ latest/ 2010/04/07/ court-told-of-signs-in-parking-wrangle/

How convenient that this took place at your own shop's car park....

A nice little earner when the trade is a little slow.